Johnny WINTER And -Sweden 71- Great Balls of Fire // Whole Lotta Shaking Going On

[@lawrencerobinson9525]

Hey Friends ., No . 1 ., The Best Thing That ROCK'N ROLL did ! Yes

[@chocodiledundee1]

My number guitarist ever , my school principal came to me once when I was a kid and told me .... “oh man I’ve heard you love the blues ? Must check out this Bluesman from Texas named Johnny Winter, he’s albino got long white hair down to his hips and a rattlesnake cowboy hat and he plays mean slide guitar “ and my principal give me all those tapes , man it blew my mind out , we didn’t had internet back then , I didn’t see what he looked like until years gone by , when I saw this Albino dude with the cowboy hat I was actually impressed that Johnny Winter looked like nobody I’ve ever seen in my life , man he’s the most beautiful being I’ve seen and he’s uniqueness and his music is absolutely gold , best slide player ever , best guitarist ever and he was from Texas coolest state ever . R.I.P Johnny Winter there is not one day that I don’t think of you and all your legacy

[@markpr73]

That man did you a service that you can never repay. Kudos on your good taste in Texas guitar legends!

[@billridge7854]

Tx needs wake up. I've lived here 67yrs And watched it turn Into a shithole.Thanx For your legend Bluesman, RIP.

[@cathode-kits1894]

Its Rick Derringer playing lead guitar and doing All the lead Vocals

[@dontworrydon]

@@cathode-kits1894 Playing rythem. And not all the vocals.....where do you get your info?Live Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden 02/ 01/1971 Medley / Great Balls of Fire - Whole Lotta Shaking Going On (full audio) Johnny Winter And : Johnny Winter : Guitar, Vocals Rick Derringer : Guitar Randy Hobbs : Bass Bobby Caldwell : Drums.

[@Paul-qo1hb]

Freddie King, Johnny Winter

[@kevinlundgren1169]

WOW , I have not heard this version before , and I have been a Johnny Winter fan for over 40 years !! Here is another reason why he is in my top 5 of guitar gods !!!!!! Fantastic !!

[@69zenos1]

I saw this band at the Eastowne Theatre in Detroit. They did SIX ENCORES...

[@TightLinesFLA]

Buck Owens was never given the level of credit he deserved. Country music never got better than this.

[@anthonylarrain8868]

gotta give it to johnny for sharing the spot light.

[@cosmicman621]

...shows the respect he had for..Rick Derringer

[@vaneipontes3279]

The best line up: 🎵🎼🎶🎤🎸😎👊

[@markpr73]

Incorrectly credited....Johnny is only heard adding some shouts on this, and what sounds like next to no guitar. This is Rick's baby all the way!

[@kbdee9111]

Rick Derringer and Johnny Winter......good grief....it just doesn't get any better than this.....thank you for sharing this!!!

[@kbdee9111]

Crap.....this may in fact be a better recording than the one on Johnny Winter And Live...….so incredible.…..thank you so very much for sharing this! This is musical GOLD.

[@thrillionaire6567]

Amen Brother...

[@robertaltieri5877]

​@@kbdee9111I disagree. It's more of a jam. I love the and live album better . Still play it to this day!

[@steppene]

I was at this concert, they were rocking!!!!! One of the best ROCK concerts I´ve been too..............

[@gillan5]

LUcky lucky you!

[@kelseymariel2127]

Wish I was. But I was 5 and think my parents would have said No.

[@RobertErnestLewis]

Rick Derringer bringing the goods .... KEEP ON ROCKIN !

[@thelastperfectman4139]

Yeah what an amazing tandem! Winter and Derringer, amazing!

[@gillan5]

Derringer= what a monster player. Without words this little guy.

[@kurtmeyers3469]

In my opinion, the most underrated guitarist ever. HOF needs to pay attention, He and Rory Gallagher should be enshrined.

[@MrMojabo]

Are u talking about Derringer. If so I completely agree. Good call. What we are listening to hear is his ability to break songs down play the daylights out of them and own it. Not sure it's ever happened since like this

[@thierryelies7254]

Agree, Both are greats.

[@cathode-kits1894]

Its Rick Derringer playing and doing All the Vocals

[@tomlehr861]

Saw them in 71 ,bobby c was perfect to push them

[@timothyvandyke-lc1oi]

I saw Johnny 3 times...in the 1970s. In his hey day...Johnny could play....just listen ..Rick Derringer could play to....the whole band..2023 hasn't show me anybody that can play .Like the bands of the 70s

[@deheckler]

Saw them in 71 in da Burghh this part of The Show was Rick’s

[@jeffcarlson7356]

Me, too. Theater in East Liberty. I was 15.

[@deheckler]

@@jeffcarlson7356 Yep that was The Place, De Burgh had lots a Shows in them days, The Mosque, Stanley Theater, SMAP was another spot in East Liberty!! Later

[@MrMojabo]

Saw em do it at Fillmore West. That's why I know its Derringer also. He owned the medley and didnt play down while doing it

[@cosmicman621]

Seems to be a bit of bad feeling bout Rick’s playing..with the tube crowd..compared with the other two guitarists..Johnny..played with after..Rick..left...terms of..tech/intensity...I don’t hear that on this recording at all.I’ve been listening to all 3..of..Johnny’s ..2nd guitarists.To my ears..Rick..is the most complementary of the 3...and the tastiest player in terms of a balance of..speed and feel.

[@greglavine4035]

Yes this is Rick Derringers song and solo...this was a powerhouse of a Band...

[@MarkAndrewZwartynski]

Bobby Caldwell on drums "bringing the thunder!"

[@Don77sunset]

+Mark Andrew Zwartynski (Markie Z) Mark your sure right- This is hot! Dj

[@mlbloverock]

+Mark Andrew Zwartynski (Markie Z) He did the same and more with Captain Beyond (1971) and Armageddon (1975)! Bobby also played guest drums and percussion with The Allman Brothers.

[@craigcrabfoot319]

+Mark Andrew Zwartynski (Markie Z) It's not Bobby Caldwell. The drummer was Randy Zehringer, Rick Derringer's brother. He got sick on the European tour and Bobby Caldwell was taken on as a replacement for the US tour when the Live album was recorded. I saw this tour in Bradford, by which point Rick Derringer was singing on this medley, not Johnny.

[@MarkAndrewZwartynski]

+Craig Crabfoot Thank you for the info, +Craig Crabfoot!

[@randallbrown3317]

Actually Booby replaced Randy in 1970, so this is NOT Randy Z on drums. It IS Bobby Caldwell!

[@scsmith621]

the whole band sounds great !

[@randallbrown3317]

Don't be mistaken, it is bobby Caldwell on drums! He had the great really fast foot on the single bassdrum. and those rolls are unmistakable. Same concert that had Good morning little school girl, and you can't mistake that being Bobby!

[@drmilo08260]

Some great single bass drummers Back then. Bobby Caldwell was superb, I remember the Ludwig speed King my first choice. Ian Pace ,Mitch Mitchell,Jim fox bill ward and Donnie Brewer

[@markpr73]

Let’s not forget Nicko McBrain. He’s got a pretty good kick drum foot too!

[@brianwells4507]

Bobby kicked ass with Captain Beyond!

[@dontworrydon]

I am not sure why we would be mistaken? It lists him in the credits.

[@TxGuitarPlayer]

Rick tears it up here! Wish there was an actual video of the show.

[@jamesmckeever1226]

I saw Rick do this live in 1971 (JWA). It was once of my best concert experiences. I wish the video was of him, it was awesome!!

[@cuahutemochernandez6929]

Amazin' Johny!!

[@lfader]

Great tandem Ricky Derringer is a blistering guitarist! 💥 🌟

[@bupit]

RIP Johnny Brother

[@mag1102009]

Thunderous, blazing, nakedly great blues rock. by two of the finest guitars players the music ever produced. The rest of the band was wicked, as well, especially Bobby Caldwell. He played like a big band drummer. Like Count Basie meets Muddy Waters, turned up to eleven. That was the band. Bad as hell....just plain bad.

[@martinbroverman7955]

He was underated especially for live performances!!!

[@davevarga]

Incredible, thank you Rick Derringer. Such inspired extended soaring.

[@HughBriss69]

And please remember friends, while this whole spot is happening Rick is spinning, jumping, running and falling to his knees; totally commanding the stage and tearing the house down with this high-energy performance. A true rock n' roll masterclass.

[@scsmith621]

rick sounds great !

[@tomlehr861]

Saw them live, fantastic

[@uliseszanapuescas4174]

CLASSIC OF JOHNNY WINTER

[@bethhowell2447]

Every Sunday at fairgrounds in Tulsa the Winter bros. were always there with ZZ TOP and a few others I can't recall, LOL

[@andrewgillis8572]

were I 57years old and living in whatever part of dear old Malmo, Gotheborg or Stockholm, and had attended this show at age 14, I would still be talking about Bobby Caldwell - or someone else in this group - they are that heavy - when I rolled a joint, I'd think of Randy Jo Hobbs

[@andrewgillis8572]

steve aragon it's spelled, grammar, and actually mine is correct - to phrase it "If I were" is American only

[@winterguitarkingyea]

+steve aragon Randy Jo Hobbs is long ago gone pasted over ...

[@winterguitarkingyea]

+steve aragon Randy Jo Hobbs is long ago gone pasted over ...

[@justizguitar]

Alwayss a fan of both.

[@golfhound]

many thanks for sharing. I'm surprised at the good quality of the sound, especially for a bootleg. This was an incredible band. Randy Hobbs, Bobby Caldwell and Rick Derringer are very under rated. Bobby Caldwell is still playing I believe in Texas.

[@gillan5]

One of the best combos of all time. Only matched by Deep Purple members in regards for fiery ness and virtuositiy. No Zep, no Sabbath no other band could reach that level of ferrocity.

[@michaelhaller1762]

Together with Skynyrd and the Alllmann the hottes guitar duo on this planet ever, Pure energy, not mainstream chart rock like Bon Jovi ore Foo Fighters. Rick Derringer on fire! - no synthetic Steve Vai / Morse shredding . This is no-nonsense straight to the heart rock, rythmandblues. Absolute amazing. I do only know Purple with Made in Japan, Skynyrd with one more from the road and Humble Pie with Rocking the Fillmore who can hold up to this mad energy from Derringer and Winter.

[@martinwain8688]

Genius

[@mikeault]

awesome playing!!!

[@peonwarrior]

Only one word => WOAW. Never heard that crazy live of the that number. It's sooo good, here you can hear the skill of that both guitarist : Winter & Derringer. Makes me think a bit of Peter Green's Rattlesnake Shake live @ Boston tea Party, both performances were espaced of only few months. Clearly a master piece, thx a lot for sharing, Priceless!!!

[@kooliodrummer53]

Flawed, for sure, but this could the highest energy rock and roll guitar wank ever! Rick's rhythm work on both And records is phenomenal, and on this show - his lead work is on fire! Wow! Really great stuff. I saw this band in 1971 - my first concert. Changed my life!

[@davevarga]

I totally agree. Rick is amazing, one of my favorite rock performances! Soulful, joyous....

[@tomlehr861]

Straight,no chaser,no gimmicks

[@massimosoddu8683]

travolgente..my guitar heroes

[@alfredkrenn4614]

Johnny my Favorite👍😁

[@Marioalbertoirachetalope-jc1qv]

Jhonny winter forever❤😊

[@janetspering67]

the film shows johnny singing but actually its rick derringer

[@Magnetron33]

that film is on KZbin. It is a French TV show

[@jjp.8690]

They’ve taken rock ‘n roll into the stratosphere and back a again. Halfway through the song can anyone remember the tune they started out with? Me neither. That my friends is rock’n roll.

[@nothwind]

awesome....! Rick was on fire.

[@edcampbell6164]

R.I.P. JERRY LEE!!!!!!!

[@MrDickycampilongo]

RICK DERRINGER ITS THE SINGER, GOOD FRIENDS

[@MDS1958]

Bobby Caldwell! Other than "Live And", this is the only audio I've heard with this lineup. CONTACT ME IF YOU CAB GET YOUR HANDS ON MORE.....PLEASE. :-)

[@franciscirasunda1838]

This is great.... But and is my fav!

[@cadillackeeper]

How could it be not known this is DERRINGER

[@hugojaramillo286]

jonny winter lo mejor

[@patvanderreest7416]

RIP, Stevie. You'll be playing the 6-string with the Immortals now - and you'll still be right up there at the top. Only Rory might take you on, and that's because of his voice. Your guitar will always weep for us.

[@stevelindstedt8858]

. . . You know this is Johnny Winter and Rick Derringer, right?

[@SteveSchuffert]

At 10:07 that’s Derringer playing. Recognize his licks.

[@albertdaniel1000]

Great jam, thank you...

[@hugojaramillo286]

vivan el rock de los 70s 80s y mas yeaaaaaa

[@pickupsbypeteaflynn]

This is insane! Let's have the entire concert on CD

[@garyschweim1395]

The title of the video is correct this is "Johnny Winter And". If you are a Johnny Winter fan you know it's not him singing and playing

[@alzenno4333]

This is Randy Jo Hobbs on vocals, right?

[@vidsforsquids]

@@alzenno4333 RICK DERRINGER

[@SteveSchuffert]

Yes kids. That is the JW And band we heard on the famous live lp. Same members here. Very different version, my guess; the lp version is where it ended up after 40 or so performances.

[@dongkysp8870]

Why fading it out??? This is a much better version than the one on the live LP. Also this was better recorded/mixed. @ ramblingblues: you're right sir. This is all Rick's. @ Sublime Music Channel: I agree w/ you sir. Johnny, I love you the most!

[@JKRost]

Stock footage. In spite of the fact that it Sows Johhny most of the time, the incredible guitar work is all Rick Derringer.

[@JKRost]

Not to mention all the vocals. Rick kills it.

[@terribleTed-ln6cm]

Jammin Johnny Winter the Texas guitar slinger.....

[@nickthabit420]

No one would ever attempt this today.

[@richardbleau5718]

Like my friend used to say Let her rip!

[@harrytheclam7408]

Amazing recording. I never heard Johnny play like this. Almost at one point he is emulating hendrix. That being said the video does not line up at all. I can tell in the fingering. In the video I see Uncle John on drums, Tommy Shannon on bass However the recording is done from the rick era Johnny Winter And Live. So some video editing here but still great to see.

[@green323turbo]

Its Rick Derringer playing here.

[@JKRost]

Sad that most people will never know. As a kid growing up in Dayton Ohio, Rick was a legend and true inspiration for all of us.

[@brucegwynn47]

I swear at one point it reminded me so much of the zeppelin song over the hills and far away that i thought they were going to break into it!! Then he played as fast as Eddie van halen did on eruption so these guys are phenomenal! Period!!

[@yvesdumont6944]

formidable

[@gregcooper8489]

Saw it at the Fillmore West. Truly on of the best I have seen out of many. Might of been the Blue flats then........

[@gregcooper8489]

The old The McCoy's with Randy Jo Hobbs and Rick. Now that goes back. Hang On Sloopy...........

[@MrMojabo]

Me to. I was 17 or 18

[@stevemoore1727]

JW was always pretty generous with the stage. Floyd Radford and Jon Paris always had solos with Johnny.

[@alanlopesful]

At 11:14 is "Long Tall Sally"

[@EddieEdwardsRentals]

Rick Derringer Singing

[@Nic64L]

Eddie Edwards No, it´s Johnny

[@EddieEdwardsRentals]

100 guarantee its Rick singing. Was in the music business and know Rick and this album

[@rickeyottogabbard3891]

+Eddie Edwards IT's Rick on vocals FOR SURE!

[@MrPlooky]

it's Johnny and Rick both singing and playing..

[@dontworrydon]

Johnny is smokin' hot here.

[@stenmark2235]

This is not Johnny singing and play guitar, this is Rick derriger playing guitar and singing.

[@gregcooper8489]

Was one of the best show's I had seen then. One of the millions.

[@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣΧΡΙΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-η9φ]

I agree is Rick and he is a great.

[@gillan5]

YES, without words!

[@joecummings9662]

What do you mean it’s not Johnny singing and playing guitar

[@Supernaut70]

The concert captures this alignment, but the video doesn't correspond to the sound. Also who is in the bass is Tommy Shannon in the video. Thanks, but the sound is enough.

[@billtaylor4897]

Force of Nature..... And !

[@slippeddiscbiker]

RIP JW..guitar slinger..

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

it gets weirdly beautiful at about 6:40. It sounds Japanese.

[@cosmicman621]

JIMI...INFLUENCE 🐝🌈

[@swankmotee]

Yeah the whole first solo is Derringer!

[@S7Jams]

i think Rick had been listening to BOG and LZ in the hotel room, dontcha?

[@vidsforsquids]

Except that the Zep song you’re referring to (OTHills) wasn’t released for another two years ..

[@bouleamythe]

I have a technical question for you all Johnny and Rick fans. What guitar does Johnny and Rick used on the 'Johnny winter and live ' album?

[@SixStrRzr]

Johnny using Gibson Firebird 5. Rick using mono Gibson ES-355, and a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

[@bouleamythe]

Hi, are sure? all the little vidéos in that period,Johnny was playing a Wilshire, why would he have change to the Firebird for that night? did you see pictures? thank you man...

[@lfader]

boule amythe Rick used a Les Paul. (Standard) Derringer absolutely blisters⚡💪🖤

[@MrMuddy57]

Johnny was using a les paul with p90 s, Firebird came later. That's what Ive read in a interview

[@MrMojabo]

Not to sound wrong, so if you really want to know , I saw them play at Fillmore West. Winter came out wearing a Firebird. Played a big riff walked up to the Mic and stayed I'm losing my voice so I'll have to make it up by playing more guitar. Derringer was playing a Les Paul. It might have been black. But I remember the Firebird

[@fld1201]

johnny was back stage on brake while Rick was playing alone here!

[@ronforeman2556]

brake=break

[@chriscullen6949]

your wrong the solo is johnny

[@dickeaster9601]

it is Rick...listen and hear the difference....the album version was edited to death...this was Rick's part of the show every night...Johnny was on stage trhe whole time backing Rick.

[@richardlee866]

Not to be a know-it-all but you are wrong Johnny just laid back seen them both many times

[@johndawsonwinter1]

✊🏻🥰❤️🎸🎸🎸

[@RustyCrawford-cc1zy]

I have four of his autograph. Does anybody else

[@richardmcnew5947]

Don’t know who made this video but derringer is singing lead at first not johnny

[@bobcabo4509]

Rick Derringer on vocals, not Winter.

[@nickthabit420]

Drummer should get double pay!

[@kurtmeyers3469]

What did Rick Derringer do after Johnny carried him for years? One cover that Johnny wrote? Gimme a break

[@carljacobson7156]

Actually, Rick Derringer wrote a good number of the songs on 4 or 5 of Johnny Winter's Albums, and Produced and played on them - as well as Producing and Playing on Edgar Winter's Albums and having his own solo career. Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo was written by Rick. He was also an in-demand Session Guitarist and also Produced and Wrote songs for a lot of other Musical Artists. By all metrics, Rick Derringer had a successful career in the Music Business. Being a 'Rock Star' has a very short self life.

[@brucefulper2433]

@@carljacobson7156 And now he has a house gig in Vegas preaching christianity. Sad

[@vidsforsquids]

@@brucefulper2433 yeah? What will you have accomplished in the music world when your 75 like Rick is now in 2023? Not Jack Shit

[@pualdupvandoff8199]

@@brucefulper2433 How so? Would you have more respect if he had continued on the path of alcohol and drug addiction, as Johnny did, until he was a shell of his former self in the end? Or maybe you'd look up to him if he'd drank and drugged himself to death as Randy Jo did? Or blown his brains out like Richard Hughes? Or faded back into obscurity, playing cheap bar gigs for the rest of his life? He seems, pretty happy with his choice in life..

[@NH-ox1gr]

@@brucefulper2433 The all star band sounded pretty darn good in Vegas. The sad thing is that Rick is a poor businessman and still has to work in his mid 70's. Yikes!

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

At 7:50 sounds like Led Zep Over the Hills and Far Away.

[@ta30244gmail]

Astro Gremlin (

[@bobdeyoung7261]

Good call. Maybe Page ripped this off since Over the hills came out nearly two years later :)

[@frankrichards3089]

I'm confused, this is Caldwell and not Richard Hughes on drums?

[@selmonb921]

THE GREAT BOBBY CALDWELL! He was a BEAST!!

[@thierryelies7254]

Yes

[@CharlesCCRidesChandler]

This is as close as we're gonna get..!..hehehe...:)O(:..

[@CharlesCCRidesChandler]

Ricky on vocals at ten minutes and some odd seconds...:)O(:..

[@vinnyjamea96]

Where the hell is Rick Derringer in this video I'm a little disappointed at that I want to see Rick

[@bigmickeno1113]

!

[@chriscullen6949]

no your wrong you can hear ricks les paul clearly the long solo is johnny

[@markpr73]

No,YOU are wrong! All of this solo is Derringer. There are no traditional Johnny Winter licks to be found in this entire song. If Johnny played on this at all,he played some very subdued rhythm guitar, and not for very long. Listen to the guitar at around 7:09. Johnny NEVER played riffs like that. As much as I consider Johnny to be one of the greatest guitarists ever to grace this planet,he is predictable in his use of stock riffs and phrases that he has honed to a gnat's ass over decades of playing. None of those are present here. Also,listen to the guitar tone. It is clearly not a Firebird, and it is also not a Lazer, his two favorite weapons of choice. Johnny can be heard shouting, once or twice,during the song,but NOT singing. This is a trio,blasting it out as few trios have ever been able to.

[@jjp.8690]

Whoever it is it’s pure gold.

[@MrPlooky]

same licks as tobacco road solo

[@MrMojabo]

@@markpr73 yep u 100 percent got it right.. it's all RD. He did all the rock and roll medley stuff. That's why Johnny put the band together with Derringer cause he was a bad ass rocker. And this period gave birth to yes yes Rock and Roll Hoocie coo. Obviously cant spell.. every shredder should be made to listen to this.

[@markpr73]

Yep, it’s fairly easy to distinguish who’s playing what if you’ve payed attention to their individual playing styles. Personally, I always preferred Floyd Radford as a co-guitarist for Johnny, even though Derringer was brilliant. Of course this is all subjective and I refrain from bashing others for THEIR preferences. What I don’t get is the people mistakenly crediting Johnny as being the main vocalist on this. Rick and Johnny sound nothing alike save for some use on Rick’s part of the gravel-throated technique that Johnny has elevated to an art form, but that’s pretty sporadic. Bottom line: a lot of people ( who have probably never even held an instrument or sung a note) seem to think they know all there is to know about any given band, singer, instrument or song they’ve ever seen or heard. They couldn’t be more wrong.

[@robinbailey3052]

7:50 Methinks Jimmy page may have heard this

[@MrPlooky]

he liked to steal

[@MrMojabo]

Without a doubt. This 70-71

[@gregcooper8489]

You guys are totally right BS VID. I saw this show at The Fillmore West It was Rick D singing and playing lead. On the live version and in real life. Why Christanno would mess something up? Plus in the show Rick got down way better that this version.... AND was the old McCoys. "Hang on sloppy". Johnny wanted it this, song so why do injustice. Winters and Derringer were both fantastic guitarist. Don't screw it up. Better yet maybe you don't know the real thing.

[@edbur1]

The real thing is that it's "Winter", not "WinterS"

[@michaelperkins4924]

Winter is playing his 12 string, slide. Not lead.

[@anthonylarrain7015]

Rick is singing bur that is rod price on guitar

[@chrissams65]

That is tommy Shannon bass not Randy.

[@TxGuitarPlayer]

Johnny left Tommy and Red to hook up with Rick. Should be Randy Jo here

[@NH-ox1gr]

@@TxGuitarPlayer It is Randy Jo Hobbs on bass. There is some dubbed video that looks like Tommy but the video isn't from the performance that this music came from.

[@bjornhelgerolla]

?

[@_seventh_son]

calling people grown ups back then is the equivalent of calling people boomers now lolol

[@billridge7854]

Derringer couldn't EVEN compare to JUANITO!!!

[@brianstoltz2838]

This is bullshit! That's not Johnny singing or playing.

[@edbur1]

It's Rick Derringer and he's trying way too hard

[@MrMojabo]

No ,,hes a rock God and that's how they play in their early 20s

[@patmcq]

Good music, annoying video